1972
DOI: 10.1111/j.2042-7158.1972.tb08918.x
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N-Oxidation of primary and secondary amines to give hydroxylamines—a general metabolic route

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“…Qualitative identification of arylhydroxylamines by thin-layer chromatography with the use of various spray reagents has also been described (4). In addition, some gas chromatographic determinations of arylhydroxylamines have been reported (5,6).…”
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“…Qualitative identification of arylhydroxylamines by thin-layer chromatography with the use of various spray reagents has also been described (4). In addition, some gas chromatographic determinations of arylhydroxylamines have been reported (5,6).…”
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“…The hydroxylamine intermediate, formed by oxidation of the secondary amine, if present, is rarely observed in vivo for piperazines or other nitrogen-containing alicycles. An explanation for this may be found in reports that this intermediate is inherently unstable (Beckett and Salami, 1972;Beckett et al, 1977;Franklin et al, 1977;Ziegler, 1987); however, identifications of stable alicyclic hydroxylamines have been made (Beckett and al-Sarraj, 1972;Achari and Beckett, 1983;Rodriguez and Acosta, 1997;Zhang et al, 2000). There are even fewer examples of glucuronic acid conjugation of alicyclic hydroxylamines in the literature (Straub et al, 1988;Delbressine et al, 1992;Schaber et al, 2001), and the structures of these metabolites have been largely deduced from mass spectrometry and in some cases 1 H NMR analysis.…”
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“…After stopping nortriptyline the estimated half-life of nortriptyline was 24 h (in the expected range), suggesting that the interaction was caused by increased bioavailability rather than decreased clearance compared to nifedipine argue for an interaction between nortriptyline and diltiazem. by N-hydroxylation [6] and by N-demethylation [5]. The major metabolic pathway of diltiazem in man is demethylation, catalysed by the CYP3A subfamily [3].…”
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